Dr Hugh Lautard
Professor/Director of Undergraduate Studies
BA, MA (University of New Brunswick), PhD (University of British Columbia)
Dr Lautard’s research and teaching are in the areas of the sociology of work, occupations, organizations, as well as population and demography. He has examined occupational segregation and inequality among ethnic groups in Canada, including Aboriginal, charter and entrance groups as well as visible and other minorities; as indicators of whether Canada's increasingly pluralistic society provides opportunities for equal participation by members of its constituent groups. As well, he has studied and reported demographic and socio-economic conditions among the Aboriginal Peoples of the Atlantic Provinces. He currently teaches Social Demography, Work and Leisure in the 21st Century, and Theoretical Foundations of Sociology, among other courses.
Selected Publications
- Lautard, H. and Guppy, N. 2014. "Multiculturalism or vertical mosaic? Occupational stratification among Canadian ethnic groups," Chapter 12 in Robert J. Brym (ed.) Society in Question, 7th edition. Toronto: Nelson.
- Lautard, H and Guppy, N. (2001). Ethnic inequality in Canada. In R. Brym (Ed.) Society in question, 3rd ed, Toronto: Thompson Nelson.
- Lautard, H. (1999). Revisiting the vertical mosaic. In P.S. Li (Ed.) Race and ethnic relations in Canada, 2nd ed, Toronto: Oxford University Press, pp. 219-252
Contact Information:
Professor
Office: Tilley Hall, Room 20
Phone: (506) 453-4849
Fax: (506) 453-4659
